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Just the Way You Are By Max Lucado / Good News Publishing One of the greatest gifts parents can give their children is the assurance that Mom and Dad love them just as they are, apart from anything that they do. But telling them once won't make it sink in. Kids need to be reminded of it over and over, until those words get inside their hearts. In the same way, children need to hear again and again that their Heavenly Father loves them and wants to spend time with them--even if they're not wonderfully talented or extremely smart or exceptionally popular. That message of God's unconditional acceptance and deep desire to enjoy a friendship with His children is at the heart of this book. Just the Way You Are, originally published as The Children of the King, has been newly illustrated to enchant a whole new generation of youngsters. At the same time, it gives parents and grandparents fresh opportunities to write God's never-changing desire on tender souls. Combining the warm narrative of best-selling author Max Lucado and the classic illustration of award-winning artist Sergio Martinez, Just the Way You Are will entertain young readers as it teaches them a truth that can open their hearts to Christ. That truth--the assurance of God's delight in them--is a blessing that has eternal impact for all children of the King everywhere. Recommended for ages 3 and up.

The Golden Book of Family Fun By Margaret A. Brown & David Sheldon / Golden Books

Fun Family Crafts: Projects for and With Children By Kelly Doust / Thunder Bay Press What's the best thing to do with your kids when you're all stuck inside on a rainy Saturday afternoon? Make your own crafts, of course! Perfect for encouraging your child's creativity, Fun Family Crafts contains more than 50 projects you can choose from for a delightful day of inspiration and imagination. The stunning photographs that accompany each item make it easy to see your progress. Projects include book bags, picnic blankets, and felt watches. While you handle the hard stuff, your kids can sew button eyes on an owl softie, tie the bows on a kite string, or write the names of the plants in a windowsill herb garden. And the best part is that while you're working on your projects, you're also creating memories that you'll cherish in years to come.

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